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Many people like to keep some green plants to beautify the home environment. Then the evergreen plant "Buddha - Bamboo" must be very suitable for you. It has a lush green appearance and is very pleasing to the eye, as if you were in a forest when you have a pot of it. At the same time, it can also play a certain role in purifying the air. So, how should Buddha - Bamboo be cared for?
Buddha - Bamboo, also known as Water Bamboo, has the implication of "water brings wealth" in feng shui. It is very suitable to be kept both outdoors and indoors. It prefers not - too - strong sunlight. If it is kept outdoors, a shaded place should be selected. If it is kept indoors, it's best to place it about one meter away from the window.
The optimal growth temperature of Buddha - Bamboo is between 18 - 28 degrees Celsius. If the temperature exceeds 32 degrees Celsius in summer, it's easy to cause the plant to turn yellow and wither. At this time, the yellowed leaves should be removed in a timely manner and given time to slowly recover, and it will sprout new buds again.
In terms of watering, Buddha - Bamboo loves a humid environment, but doesn't like water - logging. It is recommended to water it about twice a week during the growth period. If you are lazy about watering and the pot soil is in a dry environment for a long time, its leaves will also easily turn yellow and wither. The treatment method at this time is to keep the soil slightly wet in a timely manner and remove the yellowed and withered leaves, and it will sprout new buds later. If there is water - logging due to over - watering, the roots of Buddha - Bamboo will easily rot if soaked in water. The treatment method at this time is to drain the excess water as soon as possible, move the whole pot of plants to a well - ventilated place for care, loosen the soil in a timely manner so that the water can evaporate as soon as possible, and at the same time, stop watering. In addition, watering is different in different seasons. In winter, it can be appropriately reduced, but attention should be paid to maintaining soil humidity.
In terms of fertilization, it is recommended to use liquid fertilizer or organic fertilizer once a month during the growth period, but be careful not to over - fertilize. If you don't fertilize during the growth period and there is a lack of nutrients, the leaves will also turn yellow. At this time, you should choose a fertilizer with more comprehensive nutrients (such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrient elements) for fertilization. In this way, the phenomenon of withered - tip and yellow leaves of Buddha - Bamboo can be reduced.